Welcome to Croft House Care Home in Great Dunmow
When it came to designing Croft House, a great deal of thought and care went into its layout and the types of care it would offer its residents. The home is set in stunning, well-maintained gardens and is also situated within walking distance of the main high street of Great Dunmow – which is ideal for those residents to get out and about.
Croft House provides long-term care for the frail elderly, as well as residential, nursing, convalescence and palliative care. It also specialises in caring for people with Parkinson's. Short breaks and respite are also in the home's overall care plan, as is care for residents who have had strokes.
Languages spoken include Romanian, Malayalam and Damil, French and Spanish.
We offer 24-hour personal support to those with a condition that requires frequent specialised, qualified nursing care.
We provide respectful and meaningful care for residents and support for their relatives and loved ones. We make sure that their physical, psychological, social and spiritual needs are considered and met.
Provides accommodation, meals and personal care for those who find it increasingly difficult to cope at home without assistance.
Short stays offering round the clock care in a safe, comfortable environment. Perfect for carers who are ill, on holiday or just need a break.
Community Christmas
For the third year running Bupa will be taking part in Community Christmas, a charity that helps reduce loneliness and isolation among the elderly on Christmas Day. Find out how our care homes will be taking part.
Life at Croft House Care Home
Our in-house activity co-ordinator plans a selection of activities every single day of the week to suit all tastes and levels of ability, and we welcome friends and relatives to come into the home and join in, too.
You can make an appointment by calling us and booking in a visit with our home manager. We have an open door policy, so you’re welcome to pop in to the home at any time. However, we advise you avoid visiting at main meal times as these can be very busy.
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Depending on its size, new residents are welcome to bring furniture to their new room. Many of our residents bring a favourite armchair or pictures and other small belongings to personalise their room.
This depends on availability of rooms in the home, understanding the cost of care and the person moving in receiving a care assessment.
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